Need a boy's name to go with Fox...

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Mumsnetters please help - our baby is due is just a few weeks and me and my partner can't agree on a boys name!

We are looking for a traditional but unusual boys name - I loved theodore, jasper and Ezra, he loves Freddie which I'm.just not keen on.

I'd like a something that can be shortned to a nice nickname. Any ideas??

I love all 4 names you mentioned, but a few others:

Elijah
Joseph
Arthur
Christopher
Myles
Jamison
Alexander
Oscar

Gabriel/ Gabe
Otis
Micah
Woody
Jerome/ Jez

Austin/Ozzy
Ezekiel/Zeke
Barnaby/Barny
Dexter/Dex
Edgar/Ed
Emerson/Emmet

Did you know there is a character in peppa pig called freddy fox? You might not mind, but it would put me off.

Hugo
Gerard
Sebastian
Garrett
Robin

Louis

Freddy Fox

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Falco
Benjamin
Milo
Charlie
Roddy

I knew a family:
Jamie (James)
Johnnie (John or Jonathan)
Toby (Tobias)
Angus

There are lots of good names up thread and I agree with others that Freddie is not a good idea plus would avoid alliteration in general: who needs double F, ffs.

Is Fox your surname or a sibling's name?

I like all your choices by the way, particularly Jasper.

Sake

Todd

As in Fox is the last name? There’s already a Freddie Fox - he’s an actor.

I also wouldn’t go for Theodore as Teddy Fox sounds very twee.

How about:
Alfred
Albert
Oscar
Henry

Finn
Toby

Oh sorry- is Fox the surname? I thought it was the first name and we were looking for a middle name.

I like Jasper and Ezra

Silas
Tristan

I am sure there was a thread on here a while ago with a MNetter seeking opinions on the name Monty to go with the surname Fox. I thought that sounded fab!!

Dominic

Ezra Fox is an awesome name! (Also a good sibling pair if Fox is in fact a brother)

Theodore Fox is also great.

Not Freddie Fox

Fox and Cole
Fox and Jett
Fox and Reid
Fox and Hudson
Fox and Rudy
Fox and Gage
Fox and Ray

Mulder

Samuel
Marcus
William
Rufus
Justin
Brandon
Brodie

Not Freddie Fox!

Theo Fox sounds cool

Yes what is the fox?

Surname? Sibling? Middle name or forename for new baby?